Fishing in Village River – A Traditional Warli Painting by Bharat Bhushan Awardee Balu Jivya Mashe (30"*24")

This remarkable Warli painting, created by the renowned Bharat Bhushan Awardee artist Balu Jivya Mashe, vividly portrays the traditional practice of fishing in a village river. Using intricate white line work on an earthy brown background, the artwork brings to life a harmonious scene of daily life in a Warli village.  

The painting beautifully captures fishermen engaged in various activities—some casting nets, others navigating their boats, while women and children participate in gathering the catch. The river is teeming with fish, depicted in meticulous detail, symbolizing abundance and sustenance. The surrounding landscape, with lush trees, grazing animals, and dancing villagers, reflects the deep connection between the Warli community and nature.  

This piece is not just an artistic expression but a cultural narrative that celebrates the simplicity, resilience, and traditions of the Warli people. A masterpiece for collectors, art enthusiasts, and those who appreciate indigenous craftsmanship.